US CPI expected to moderate as Senate hangs in the balance, Bank of England policy likely dictated by Treasury budget.
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The Bank of England will be keeping a very close eye on the Chancellors autumn statement when it’s released next week. Spending cuts and tax rises are expected, however there is uncertainty around how the government are approaching the issue. Forecasts see the government announcing £30 billion of consolidation by the end of 2025, with borrowing costs peaking at 4.25%.
EURThe ECB has raised the limit for the Euro system's securities lending against cash collateral to £250 billion from £150 billion as of Nov. 10. Schnabel has said that this was a precautionary measure to ease collateral scarcity.
USDUS inflation is expected to moderate slightly in the October data on Thursday. An above-forecast reading could scrap expectations of a federal reserve downshift to a 0.5% hike in December. Economists project the CPI has cooled on an annual basis, but the reading is anticipated to remain consistent with persistent and elevated inflation.
From Tuesday’s midterm elections, the republicans have made some progress in the House of Representatives while the vote for the Senate is on a knife edge. Georgia, one of the three remaining states will be decided by a run-off vote in a months’ time.
ASIA/PACIFICJoe Biden expects to discuss issues including Taiwan and trade with Xi Jinping at the G-20 summit in Indonesia next week.
South Korea announced $7.3 billion in financing for the property market, as part of a larger aid package for the credit market.
ILSIsrael sold $12.9 billion worth of bonds this year as of Nov. 9. This is down 61% compared to the same period last year. USDILS trades 0.1% higher intraday.
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